Light or nutrient issue?

[hairyman]

:smoking:

Yes first grow! Pretty exciting stuff. I have only watered the soil the day before planting the seeds, with distilled water. Haven't fed or watered them since. it has been 6 days since they sprouted. Temps are about 72 at night and 77 in the day. And the humidity stays around 60%.

Depending on your soil sounds like time for a first gentle feed., she looks a healthy wee thing to me

First grows are torture :smoking:, keep it simple is best advice,, @hairyman if you start a thread

 

[Lightheaded]

I don't see it in your pic BUT if the yellowing starts to look like yellow overspray like you were spray painting something, it's mites. I've had this happen before. Indoor grow, no simple cause or reason. They just showed up. There are all sorts of ways to rid yourself of them according to the masses but I haven't had much success killing the fuc#%&$! I hope it's not the case but if it is, get right on it...What I have found is if you apply something you will probably kill the live ones but after the incubation period the eggs hatch and you have them again. If it is the case and you find something that works, let me know. I hope it's not the case because it's very frustrating trying to deal with them.

 

[TheChronicLlama]

I don't see it in your pic BUT if the yellowing starts to look like yellow overspray like you were spray painting something, it's mites. I've had this happen before. Indoor grow, no simple cause or reason. They just showed up. There are all sorts of ways to rid yourself of them according to the masses but I haven't had much success killing the fuc#%&$! I hope it's not the case but if it is, get right on it...What I have found is if you apply something you will probably kill the live ones but after the incubation period the eggs hatch and you have them again. If it is the case and you find something that works, let me know. I hope it's not the case because it's very frustrating trying to deal with them.

It does kinda look like yellow overspray but none of the other plants in the tent have been affected. I'm gonna post a pic here in a second lemme know what you guys think. @hairyman

 

[TheChronicLlama]

 

[hairyman]

i think you have a healthy plant , bit of variegation i think they call it , but any i have had like this grow out of it ,,keep up what your doing pal